URGENT HELP NEEDED! Start of Bud Rot or another disease?

[DURBANPOISON.AAA]

I’m stressing like mad because I’m literally a few days away from harvest & I’ve noticed this in my grow. Someone on the forum did mention to me that the plants were going through a bit of light stress so I raised the light but could it be that?

Is it possible to confirm if this is bud rot or any other issue that needs to be dealt with & if so, what can I do to save my harvest as I really can’t afford to loose it.

Your advice would be highly appreciated.

 

[Captspaulding]

I hit up your other thread dude now that you posted. Better pictures. Yeah, its bud rot.
That mold on the lower stalk is no good either.
I think you need to grow in a diff environment
Or get that air dry stat, dehumidification airflow whatever you can do

 

[DURBANPOISON.AAA]

I hit up your other thread dude now that you posted. Better pictures. Yeah, its bud rot.
That mold on the lower stalk is no good either.
I think you need to grow in a diff environment
Or get that air dry stat, dehumidification airflow whatever you can do

So, I chopped off a few buds this morning, 3 of them to be exact. Then I removed them from the grow room. My HR is back to where it should be (45% - 50%)
The pics that follow was from the site that looked the worst to me.
Does this confirm Bud Rot & if so how can I protect the rest of the plant & the one next to it.

I really can’t loose this harvest & I’m willing to do anything to save them :(

 

[LoveGrowingIt]

I've never had bud rot, so I'm not especially knowledgeable about it, but I was just reading that low pH can cause bud rot. Have you checked the pH of your soil? I've been having trouble with low pH symptoms and have used dolomite lime to correct it. It's a pH buffer and has helped my plants that have had other low pH symptoms.

 

[Captspaulding]

So, I chopped off a few buds this morning, 3 of them to be exact. Then I removed them from the grow room. My HR is back to where it should be (45% - 50%)
The pics that follow was from the site that looked the worst to me.
Does this confirm Bud Rot & if so how can I protect the rest of the plant & the one next to it.

I really can’t loose this harvest & I’m willing to do anything to save them :(

Sure looks like it from my front porch, buddy. Have you cracked into it? You given it a smell see how far it goes in. If you open it up, there should be some type of webbing or mold that looks like webbing. You have to look pretty careful on some of it.

 

[smallspace]

Had a bit starting end of last grow.. all got a peroxide dip post harvest .. it didnt progress

 

[HerbalEdu]

Had a bit starting end of last grow.. all got a peroxide dip post harvest .. it didnt progress

bud wash is inefficient against mold, anything with mold should be discarded.

 

[DURBANPOISON.AAA]

Sure looks like it from my front porch, buddy. Have you cracked into it? You given it a smell see how far it goes in. If you open it up, there should be some type of webbing or mold that looks like webbing. You have to look pretty careful on some of it.

Its my first time experiencing Bud Rot so this is new to me. The first and the third picture shows what I found after cutting into it. It does not have a rancid smell. I have not seen any webbing however I will inspect the grow again in the morning with a loupe to make sure.

 

[DURBANPOISON.AAA]

After removing the bud sites that looked infected to me, I tossed the one you see in the picture & the other 2 were cut to the point where the infected parts were removed & put to dry in a separate room.
My question is should I give it a week or should I do an early harvest? The trichomes are still clear.

 

[SlyDittin]

I am in the same boat, waiting on the name of a product you add at watering that stops them from molding

 

[Glomus]

I think the humidity is probably off, but they might just be a fast finisher. chop them

 

[LoveGrowingIt]

I am in the same boat, waiting on the name of a product you add at watering that stops them from molding

Silicon helps plants be more resistant to mold. I use a potassium silicate formulation called Silica Boost from Bloom City. I water it in, but it can also be applied as a foliar spray. Silicon also encourages branching, so it's best applied during vegetation.

Also, an excessively acidic medium can make plants less resistant to mold. For soil, a pH of 6.5 is considered to be optimal.

 

[SlyDittin]

The answer is Mycostop, he is a trustworthy source and explained that after using this product he never worried about rot again…. Too late for for my current project but will add during flip on next.
I would suggest running main fan filtration 24/7 and add two mini fans. Be vigilant examining your children and good luck